Why is it good to extend the Event Class in your application?
I understand that you can create your own events with it that are specific
to your app but does anyone have any good tutorials/articles on this?
I am a visual learner and I don't get it fully just yet..
Meanwhile I'll keep searching..
There is an excellent thorough chapter on this in the Moock's AS3 book.
Well worth reading.
- MM
Why is it good to extend the Event Class in your application?
I understand that you can create your own events with it that are
specific
to your app but does anyone have any good
i used a scrollbar class from the kirupa forum that extended the
event class to accept the amount (in percent) that the bar was
scrolling by - this allowed both the scrollbar and the scrolling
object to receive the percent by listening to the event
On 6 May 2008, at 17:21, Dwayne Neckles
Hi,
It's good to extend the Event Class because you can define your own
event constants and also pass data around inside your event...
The reason you do this is because you cannot rely on things in Flash
don't happen in the same sequence all the time, so it's like asking
someone to
It's not really important to understand the why behind extending Event
in AS3. The reasons become self-evident over time as you use it.
There's no reason not to, so best to just do so.
The only reason you wouldn't is if you spent considerable time to deeply
understand the event system in AS3
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